good morning. this morning, there will be a meeting on those broken bolts on the new bay bridge span. what we've learned about what's going to be discussed and how commuters are reacting this morning. new information in the boston marathon bombings case. now tax payer money may have helped fund the terror plot. >> reporter: a shooting claims the life of a woman in oakland. what she was doing just before she was killed. plus -- more misery in bangladesh. we're following an overnight disaster. "mornings on 2" begins right now. well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning.

i'm tori campbell. it's wednesday, april 24th. an important on those bad bolts 0 the bay bridge begins in a couple of hours. cabs will up their attempt to fix the problem that's been raising -- caltrans will up their attempt to fix the problem that's been raising concerns. claudine wong is live with some commuter reaction. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning. we've been talking to commuters and the mta. we're here in front of the span that everyone is using right now. we've been talking to people who drive across the bay bridge this morning, people who are waiting to use the span, people who have been waiting for years. let me tell you, the reaction i'm getting on my facebook page and on the streets is the sale. everyone saying -- same. everyone saying take your time, make sure it's right and john goodwin said that's exactly what ecnears are doing. that -- engineers are doing. he also said don't expect any

more huge announcements. today's meeting is a status update. but he expects updates on three areas. first, what caused the fractures. we've heard hydrogen em brittlement. which they believe hydrogen got in the steel. but they don't know what happened. they think they have a better idea -- better idea on that. and we'll hear about the problem to fix these 2008 bolts. these are the bolts that came, 96 of them, a third of them crack when they were tightened. there are apparently alternatives on the table that need further analysis. there's also the second shipment of bolts, 192 of them that came in 2010. those haven't broken but obviously any time you have a problem with one shipment, you are gonna question the other one. so we should clear an update about that second 2010 shipment. in terms of a time frame, we

don't expect to get one today. commuters we talked to this morning, say that's fine with them. >> keep working on it until you can get it right. that's the only thing we can do. it's a new design. it's a new way of doing things. let's just wait until it's ready and open it then. >> reporter: so here's what we expect this morning -- 9:30 this morning, this board meeting gets underway. so we'll get more of an update on everything that's happening. we'll talk more about where this meeting goes from here in terms of all of these solutions on the table and when they think they will narrow them down. we'll talk about a new report that just came out, one that was unvis lited this week. that's being reported by the contra costa times. we'll tell you where we think that will go next coming up in our next report. claudine wong, back to you.

>> thank you. oakland -- oak police are busy investigating the shooting a woman in her car. it happened on foothill boulevard. tara moriarty is here to tell us what witnesses are saying the shooting and also information to similarities to another shooting. tara? >> reporter: so far no one has come by this morning to the scene of where this shooting happened. but people left candles alongside the road where the woman was shot and killed. and what has neighbors so derned about the shoot -- concerned about the shooting. it happened in broad daylight. police say the woman was driving with her sister and a friend near 25th and -- 24th and foothill when a man walked up to her open window and demanded something. they say that when she tried to drive away the man shot her in the stomach. emergency crews tried to save her but she died after being transported to the hospital. now, this all happened around 3:00 in the afternoon and people at a nearby church say they heard the gunshots and

they are frustrated by violence on the city streets. >> enough is enough. every day we hear about another tragedy of another person's life being taken. they had a life. they had aspirations, they had dreams. they've become another statistic. >> reporter: this is the second fatal shooting of a driver in daylight hours. in exactly three weeks in oakland, police say the driver of a black honda off-duty paramedic, quinn boyer was the victim of a robbery attempt around noon april 2nd. they've arrested six teens for that crime. police have not released the victim's name in this case. there is a $10,000 reward being offered. it's not known if the people in the car, if the other people in the car saw the suspect and were able to provide some sort of description to the police. we'll be checking in with police to find out more.

back to you. the 12th street b.a.r.t. station in oakland is opened again this morning after being shut down overnight after a fatal shooting. police say a teen was shot to death about 10:30 last night. police shut down the b.a.r.t. station as they searched for suspects. the b.a.r.t. station opened an hour later. police have not given up any information about what may have led up to the shooting. we're learning new information now about the suspected mastermind of the boston marathon bombings. today the boston herald reports that tamerlan tsarnaev was living on state welfare benefits at the time he was embracing radical, anti- american politics. the benefits reportedly ended last year when his family stopped meeting income eligibility benefits in massachusetts. this raises questions whether the suspect may have used tax payer money to finance the bombing plot. in the meantime, the

surviving bombing suspect reportedly told investigators he and his brother planned the marathon attack one week before the race. the statement supports the theory the deadly attack was planned in a hurry. we're also learning the older brother was listed on the u.s. government's highly-classified database as people viewed as potential terrorists. however, fbi sources say this is a very long list and it would not mean the u.s. government would automatically track them. the brothers have two sisters who live in western new jersey. they released a statement that reads in part -- stay tuned to "mornings on 2" for continuing coverage of the boston marathon bombing case. we'll have a live report from boston at 7:30. you can also get updates any time by going to our website at ktvu.com under the boston

bombing tab. all right. 7:07. the metropolitan transportation commission is due to vote today on reducing the amount of travel information that's kept on your clippard card. now, the proposal calls for the mtc to hold onto the records of clippard passengers for four and a half years instead of seven. privacy advocates had some concerns about all of that information after learning it could be subpoenaed in criminal and civil cases. the commission says that personal information is not turned over without a subpoena or a search warrant. we're also getting word now that those faa furloughs of air traffic controllers are causing delays of nights this morning out of san francisco international airport into chicago o'hare international airport. delays are averaging about 26 minutes. coming up for you at 7:15, why the faa says it had no choice about furloughing air traffic controllers and we have the latest numbers on flight delays

all around the country. all right. 7:08. want to check in with sal, see what's happening on the roads. the bay bridge tone also, sal. >> would -- the bay bridge toll plaza also, sal. >> we don't have a huge backup. there's backed up traffic but it's better than it was yesterday and the day before. traffic backed up for about a 15-minute delay. sometimes we have double that. you can get a bump there. driving into san francisco, no major problems and we haven't had a lot of accidents reported by the chp. we've had a couple of minor ones here and there but not major ones that have been closing lanes. sometimes that happens. it's just not. >> the commute looks good on 880 northbound and southbound. the traffic continues to move very well through here. if you are driving further south on 880. southbound 880 from hayward to fremont is getting crowded there. across the bay driving to burlingame, 101 is busier than 280.

280 is a nice drive to and from the south bay. let's go to steve. >> good morning. very foggy morning. david sent me a tweet saying that's a big fog bank. water temperatures which were cold for a while have come out. they are cold enough it doesn't take much to get the fog machine rolling along. temperatures will follow. 73 in san francisco yesterday. not today. 62. santa rosa, 83 to 70. the north bay really drops on the temperatures in this pattern. concord to 76. san jose, from 81 to 72. you can see some of that fog out there. there's a little low forming. we call it coastal eddy. that really helps enhance the fog. there will not be a quiz. it does mean the fog is there and that means temperatures cool down. day baseball. not too bad. upper 50s. once inside you are okay unless you are on the third deck or something.

then it gets dicey. 40 ops the temperatures -- 40s on the temperatures. once the wind turns south or west, temperatures drop off the table. 48 half moon bay, 50 san jose, livermore. much, much cooler because of the big fog bank out there. the west wind, i expect it to pick up later. 37 tahoe. 43 ukiah, the fog is really thick down in central and southern california. so l.a., san diego, really on the cool side. high pressure backs off for two days and comes back for the weekend. nothing like a few days ago. 82 clearlake. everyone else in the 70s including danville, san ramon. dublin. hayward, 66. berkeley 64. alameda, 63. 72 san jose, mid- to upper 70s santa clara valley. santa cruz, just socked in. 50s and 60s on the coast.

upper 60s south san francisco. low 70s on much of the peninsula including atherton, belmont. cooler on thursday, a nice turnaround. nothing too strong. :11 -- 7:11. france's parliament has legalized gay marriage but will their president sign the bill? and more trouble for lance armstrong. which federal agency is suing him and how much it could cost the cycling star? that feeds them for up to six months. you get bigger, healthier plants, guaranteed. who's got two green thumbs thanks to miracle-gro? ah, this gal. boom! with the right soil, everyone grows with miracle-gro.

a log of fog on the coast. a lot of 60s now and 70s. 7:14. we're interesting overnight news in bangladesh -- tracking overnight news in bangladesh, dozens have been killed after a

garment factory collapsed. hundreds more are injured. this comes five months after a fire at another bangladesh factory killed 112 workers. employees who survived the collapse say a crack in the building was detected yesterday but they were still told to report to work. in china, a violent clash between authorities and what the government calls a terrorist gang left 21 people dead. it happen in a northwestern region of the country -- it happened in a northwestern region of the country. according to the chinese government, the fake was plotting to carry out terrorist attacks. but a local activist said it was police who started it by shooting a young man doing an illegal search of holes. this more, the president of france says he plans to sign a bill legalizing same-sex marriage despite opposition

from religious groups. the announcement comes after the french parliament approved legislation yesterday which would allow same-sex couples to adopt. religious groups say they plan to appeal. the bill will make france the 9th nation in europe and the 14th widespread to allow gay marriage. gay couples could get married in france as early as june. there are flight delays this morning at sfo for some travelers. it's all blamed on those automatic government cuts. kyla campbell joining us live from our washington, d.c. newsroom to tell us more about the faa cuts are affecting flights. >> right now, people believing sfo for chicago o'hare are seeing an average delay of about 30 minutes. airport officials specifically blame staffing reductions for the problem. we're taking a live look at a house oversight committee. the head of the faa will be testifying any moment on how the budget cuts are affecting the agency and travelers around

the country. the faa says across the board cuts gave it no choice to furlough employees by making them take one unpaid day off every few weeks. that means fewer planes allowed in the air. on sunday, the faa blames staffing reductions for 400 flight delays. that thump jumped to 1200 on monday. yesterday's numbers are due out in 45 minutes. we expect to hear from the head of the faa any minute. we'll get the latest reaction when i see you next hour. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. newly-released documents show the obama administration has known for years about financial problems at fisker auto mowive in an time -- auto motive in anaheim. the electric carmaker was sent a letter saying they were not meeting the milestones set up as a condition of getting the loan. it took another leer for the

federal government to cut -- year for the federal government to cut off their funding. a hearing is being held about the loan to that troubled automaker. the house of representatives will vote today on a republican plan to provide more funding to cover people with preexisting conditions under president obama's healthcare reform. starting next year, the act will ban insurance companies not accepting those with preexisting conditions. the republicans want to divert $4 billion from a prevention program in the healthcare reform plan. but democrats and the white house oppose diverting those funds. a bill that do create a -- could create a homeless bill of rights is one step closer to becoming state law. the bill introduced by tom

amyyano has passed the committee and it could allow people to sleep, and panhandle on local properties. it would also allow the government to provide showers and rest rooms for the homeless. defense secretary chuck hagel is in egypt right now meeting with that country's leaders. it's part of his middle east tour. you are looking at video of hagel meeting with benjamin

netanyahu yesterday. in talks with the egyptian leaders, he will try to influence as egypt struggles with democracy. david petraeus has a new job. petraeus will join the city university of new york as a visiting professor beginning in august. he says as the son of an immigrant he identifies with many students with similar backgrounds. the federal government is suing lance armstrong for millions of dollars the post office spent sponsoring his tour de france tales. the justice department filed the lawsuit under a false claims act. it seeks to recover the $40 million the postal service spent as the title sponsor of armstrong's teams in six of his

seven tour de france victories. his use of performance- enhancing drugs violated the sponsorship contract. big changes in the weather. look out our window. that's what the morning looks like. steve paulson will tell us which parts of the bay area will see double-digit drops in temperatures. a dog trapped in a drainpipe. the rescuers who tried to save the dog, why they gave up. good morning. highway 4, slowing coming up to the grade. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area weather.

we wouldn't to apologize for a term one of our reporters used about a driver shot and killed. some of you may have found it

offensive. we at ktvu want to apologize. a little dog safe after being rescued from a drainpipe where it was trapped about 4:00 this morning. a woman saw a white dog running around bradshaw and brown road. she grabbed it when the dog tried to bite her. she dropped the dog. >> i went down in it and seen it. i got scared it was going to bite me. it turned around and ran back in the pipe. >> not long after that, the police and firefighters were able to get the dog out. they used bailing wiring. the dog appears to be in pretty good health. so far, the police are not sure if the dog has an opener or not. -- an owner or not. >> want to check in with sal see what's happening on the roads. things are better in some areas, tori and dave and the

same in others. let's start off with -- let's start off in oakland. the traffic is looking good. i also want to let you know at the bay bridge this morning we have a delay. it's about a 15-minute delay. today is a day-time giants' game, 12:45 first pitch verses the diamondbacks and that means the game should be over sometime during the afternoon commute and that's usually a brutal drive home if you are trying to leave san francisco after mixing in with the giants' fans. just be aware. also they are taking transit, caltrain and muni. moving to the peninsula, 101 and 280, looking good. caltrain is on time. no major problems reported on the san mateo or dumbarton bridge. there's a pretty good fog bank out there. not widespread. it's thick on the coast. i have it on good authority. from san mateo to south san francisco and genentic, yes.

inland. we have sun here. that's a big fog bank on twitter. karl the fog, that's his nail, probably the happy -- name, probably the happiest person out there these are 15, 20 degrees cooler. napa and santa rosa now say reduced visibility and fog. so watch out. that should lift about 9:00. fog, sun, breezy today, not very warm. upper 50s i think the west wind kicks in. there's a lot of fog and the low is giving southern california mostly cloudy skies. fog, sun for the bay. much cooler. inland temperatures 70s. we'll continue our coverage of the boston marathon bombingses -- boston marathon bombings. we're live in oakland where a handful of middle schoolteacher are pick keting because they are concerned about school safety. we'll tell you what they are

saying on "mornings on 2". >> reporter: we're live in santa cruz at a popular beach where problems are mounting. we'll tell you what people are upset about and what the city did to take action.

this morning, there are new signs the boston area is getting back to normal after last week's terrorist attack.

reporter molly line is live in boston with that part of the story and new information on the bombing investigation. good morning, molly. >> reporter: good morning, tori. sorry about this, we're at a hospital and there is one of -- a chopper plane landing here. hang on. i think they might be taking off. i'm hoping you can hear me. right now we know the suspect still remains here in custody. does custody. tsarnaev is in fair condition. [inaudible] [. >> reporter: meanwhile, investigators are looking to speak with all of the family members that they can that knew these two brothers and may have known about their whereabouts in the days, weeks, months and

years before the bombings occurred. particularly, they are interested in a trip that the older brother, tamerlan tsarnaev, took to russia. his family members in russia have told the media that he was essentially there to visit family members, did a lot of sleeping and that he wasn't involved in anything radical but the russian government has said otherwise to the u.s. a few years ago and the u.s. is not leaving anything to chance. they are going to thoroughly investigate all connections. here locally they are taking with tamer tamerlan tsarnaev's wife. she's represented by an attorney. she's cooperating according to the attorney with the investigators and speaking to them and essentially saying she didn't know anything at all about these bombings or that they would occur or that the family was incredibly shocked when they occur. the boston community is coming together. all of the communities, the businesses, people across town are working to raise money for the 1 fund boston which has

raised over $20 million over the last week. this is one of the shirts. i'm sure you have heard of them. they are all over the nation. they are a boston-based company. the back "nothing is stronger than love." and that's what we're witnessing across the streets of boston, so many memorials cropping up and also for the police officer, sean collier 26 years old who was killed as a result, just prior to the manhunt taking place. these are the kinds of things taking place. so much hope going out for the victims of this bombing. tori? >> molly, nice that boston is getting so much support in this time of need. in a few hours, m.i.t. will hold a memorial service for the campus police officer who died during a fierce gun battle with the two bombing suspects. the memorial follows yesterday's funeral for the police officer shawn cool sean

-- sean collier. joe biden is expected to attend the funeral. the family held a private funeral for martin richard. his family released a statement thanking the public for what they call the outpouring of love and support as they face the most difficult week of their life. 7:32. back here at home, happening now, some middle schoolteachers in oakland are protesting what they call the lack of safety at their school. ktvu's brian flores live in oakland. he's at the alliance academy where the protest is just getting started. brian? >> reporter: hi, dave. it was a major concern for many of the teachers who attend school here. as you take a look behind me. there's about 15 or so teachers right in front of the school on 98th avenue. this is a liance academy school. they are holding up signs because they are concerned about the safety and the safety of their students. the teachers say throughout

their time, there were incidents involving violence with each other. kids being involved in drugs and alcohol and the problems continue to grow. they are also not receiving leadership, they say, on how to handle this. we're told phone lines don't work which can cause a safety concern, falling tiles on roofs. >> safety is our biggest kerr. we're very, very -- concern. we're very, very concerned about the safety of our students and ultimately ourselves on your campus. >> reporter: the main point teachers want to get across, the state funding, roughly about $3 million. according to the teachers, they don't know where it's going especially when it comes to safety and improvement of the school. take it back out here live. the teachers are out here, 15 or so, they will be picketing

until about 7:45. we've reached out to the principal here as well as the oakland unified school district. but we have yet to hear back. this is a major safety concern for students as well as teachers and we'll stay on top of this and have another part. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:34. late last night, the vallejo city council out nanly approved an -- unanimously approved a 45- moratoriumen to medical marijuana dispensaries. that gives time to create legislation for the dispensecies. right now there are none. and they can operate any time. >> should they be closed to recreational facilities? city facilities? all of these questions need to be answered. >> most want moratoriums. they don't want more clubs coming in. we had 28. that was too many. it's unfair the methods they are taking.

>> some operators say this moratorium is a pray -- prelude to an all-out ban to the dispensaries. janine de la vega is in santa cruz getting reaction to locals about a beach curfew. >> reporter: good morning. i'm here at cal beach standing in the wet stand. now this portion of the beach, it will stay open 24 hours a day if you want to be in the wet stand to get to the ocean. you can still do that. but now once you cross over here into the dry sand. that's offlimits when it gets dark because of the new curfew. a local surfer posted a youtube video where he climbed up the rocks and found needles used for drugs and waste. he wanted to show the damage to the environment and illegal camping occurring here. police and concerned residents expressed their concerns to the city council last night. the council unanimously approved a curfew at the beach that bans use of the beach from

midnight to one hour before sunrise. we asked localles if they thought it would -- locals if they thought it would take a difference. >> i really don't know. i think it will help the beach up that way, toward the west, where people -- that's where people camp and hang out. how much it will make a difference right down here? i don't know. >> i've been swimming here every morning for 30 years. i'm delighted to hear they are cleaning it up. it's great news. >> reporter: police have stepped up patrols in the area. it's been challenging because of the caves are difficult to access. people are worried once high side comes in that the waste will wash into the ocean. i just spoke on the phone with that local surfer who posted the youtube video and he told me that he has checked several times and that he has been able to find those caves, they've been cleaned. he's very happy to hear about

this new curfew in place. he was one of the people that spoke to the city council. i do have a call in to police to ask them about how they plan to enforce this curfew. still have not received a call back. if we do, we'll bring it to you in the next hour of "mornings on 2." reporting live from santa cruz, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:37. thank you. a fire at a san jose shelter has displaced close to 50 women and children. it broke out around 5:40 last night at the in-vision shelter. the red cross is helping people who are evacuated find other housing. the fire damaged the deck and a patio. a pipe burst and flooded the building. the contra costa county may be close to shutting down another fire station. they shut down stations in walnut creek, clayton, martinez and la fayette in january. supervisors could vote next month to close a fifth station. people who live in the district say they are concerned about response times especially as fire season gets underway.

>> we try to reach our goal in six minutes' response time. right now our average is seven minutes and 22 seconds. >> supervisors have not announced which station will close but it's likely to be station 87 and that's in pittsburg. >> all right. let's check in with sal. so far, so good this morning. but you are still keeping an eye on highway 24. sometimes dave and tori, in the middle of the week, we have a better day. highway 24 not an exception to that. it's crowded but it's not really stop and go. i'm looking at the chp list. we haven't had a lot of major crashes. had a couple of fender-benders and that's about all. we look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic here continues to look pretty good. it's backed up for a 15, 20- minute delay. there are no problems open the upper deck. commute is okay on westbound

92. eastbound 92 where you see the yellow indicator at the high rise, there's a crash there. it may affect westbound traffic because if you -- people are looking at the other side of the road. so we'll keep an eye on that for you. it's eastbound but it may affect the commute direction. let's go to steve. a lot of fog for some. not too much for others. i have a good reporter on twitter. cassgy jean said a few -- cassie jean said a few sunbreaks in brisbane. some inland areas have the sun. it's notice whetherrably cooler -- noticeably cooler today. it's still going to be a rather cool day by the coast. mix of sun and clouds for the giants' game today.

upper 50s. a little chilly there. china basin gets the sun anyway. it will be cooler and breezy. the wind has not been that bad. it's mainly calm. but a few locations are reporting low visibility. mainly 70s inland. but there will be a few 80s. look at the 40s. take your pick. yesterday was mid-60s, upper 60s for temperature. it was all over the place. things came in right about in line. today will be much easier, we have the big fog bank. it's been hot, 80s, 90s for some. 39 eureka, 37 tahoe. 43 ukiah. 51 monterey and a lot of mostly cloudies down into southern california. you can see the fog working its way up, almost all of the california coast. with that in mind, we have a pretty good cooldown. westerly breeze is there. more 70s. unless you are so far away that you don't get a sea breeze.

novato, a lot of mid-40s in marin county. i sawmill valley was in there -- i saw mill valley was in there. 46, 47. 63 alameda to 79 pittsburg. danville. livermore. 80 brentwood to oakley. low to mid-70s. tough, tough day for santa cruz and much of the coast, just dealing for much of the fog bank. san mateo, 67. redwood city, palo alto, 70 degrees. cooler on thursday for inland areas and then we start a bump up on the temperatures. nothing outrageous but it will be warmer over the weekend. how apple's stock is doing this morning after issuing the latest earnings report and reaction to tim cook's message to investors. and how virgin air is taking dating to a whole new level. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios

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mixed earning reports from apple, boeing and other major u.s. companies. stocks futures had been higher until the commerce department reported the durable goods declined 5.7% in march after a 4.3% gain. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is down 8. nasdaq down 5. s&p up 1. apple is certainly topping the list of stocks to watch this morning. as pam cook reports from our newsroom, it's no longer one of the darlings of wall street. it's been quite a roller coaster. >> yes it has. down 13 a share.

immediately after the opening it went back up. i love this headline on yahoo news, apple, the good, the bad and the really rotten. this references the earnings call. i hear some were not happy with the earnings call yesterday, particularly the huge payout to investors $120 billion by the end of 2015. one analyst calls this an attempt to buy friends and would rather see some of that extra cash did into invovation. -- innovation. in the company's defense, tim cook says apple is no longer a fast-growing startup. bit still a robust and mature now tech company. it does reportern earn -- earnings of $10 a share of $43.6 billion.

right now the stock is up a little bit of it's been fluctuating quite a bit this morning. coming up in our next hour. itunes turns 10. we'll take a look at how or if it can continue it success. pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:46. in southern california, a landslide has forced a couple out of their house. halizener joins us live from -- hal eizner joins us live from grand terrace. i snow you poke to the -- i know you spoke to the family. what are they saying? >> reporter: well, they will traumatize. they are in their home, they've been here 15 years and all of a sudden, the land from

underneath the house just falls. they hear a pop. they don't realize what's going on. let's go to the video. down comes the hill. it creates a 25-foot fissure. it's a landslide by all accounts. down below a tow truck driver hears the noise, he calls authorities of 911. they come to the door and they tell author jimenez you -- arter jimenez you have to get out. he says i'm in knock. he says i'm traumatized. he said, you know -- i'm in shock. he says i'm traumatized. he says it's all the more story after thinking about what could have happened. he's a doctor. he's a family practice doctor. so he knows the symptoms of being in shock. he's having anxiety and having the kinds of things that one would have when they realize

what could have happened. the insurance, he has homeowner's insurance. he's not sure if it will cover this because a pipe caused water to rupture in the hillside and that caused the dirt to give way underneath the house. he had a mini slide a few years ago. his insurance didn't cover it. now the question is, will it be covered by his homeowner's or will he have to try to get some help from the utility company with the pipe down there? either way, it's a tough situation for those folks living here. geologists will be out to see if they can save this home. dave? >> hal, that is a wild story. oakland city leaders may pass a resolution in hopes of reducing gun violence. the safety committee met last

night. they talked about the idea of the police department sending out new letters to new handgun owners. >> we need to do whatever we can to address the gun violence in this community. it is unbelievable. people are afraid. >> the responsibilities include reporting the sale of a gun and also notifying the police if your gun is lost or stolen. counselwoman brook says failing to follow the rules could lead to prosecution. we checked again to see if the resolution passed. so far the results have not been post. city leaders met last night to develop a plan to support gun control initiatives. the city is looking into a gun buyback program. all of this comes after the shootings last week that left two teens dead. the friendly skies may be

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chicken caused the most hospitalizations, turkey and steak are the next. deli meat, pork and roast beef are at medium risk and the safest meats, chicken nugget, ham and sausage. vallejo city council members are debating whether to add more police patrols at ballparks. last night about a dozen parents and children attend the meeting. they want more police patrols after an incident last week where one man fired shots at another man at thurmond park. luckily, nobody was hurt. the governor of nevada is responding to dumping patients from there to hear. he acknowledged one patient was improperly discharged and says two hospital employees have

been discharged. the "sacramento bee" said patients were given a00 -- 1500 patients over seven years. some of those may have ended up in san francisco. growing safety concerns will be at the top of the agenda when b.a.r.t.'s board of directors meets tomorrow morning. the board will review security measures to protect b.a.r.t. passengers and employees. b.a.r.t. is joining transit agencies across the country in reviewing security after last week's bombing in boston and the attempted railway attack in canada. b.a.r.t. riders meanwhile can now check their commuters to see how crowd the trains can be. there's a icon whether heavy, moderate or light crowd is expected. b.a.r.t. says the new service stores historic data. it's not really a realtime thing. it does not tell you -- >> right. >> exactly. 7:56. sal can tell us all about

what's going on at the san mateo bridge. it's not pretty. >> eastbound 92 there's a crash mocking two lanes at the high rise -- blocking two rains at the high rise -- lanes at the high rise. you can see from the road sensors, westbound is beginning to slow. now we can see on our san mateo bridge camera. that traffic is becoming really thick because of the crash. we'll keep an eye on it for you. let's go to steve. all right, sal. thank you. a lot of fog -- well, tori you can take it. >> about the weather, steve? [laughter] >> okay. it's foggy, cooler today. >> yeah. all right. we'll check in with steve in just a moment. we want to let you know we have new information on the suspected mastermind of the boston bombings. how he may have used tax payer money to help pay for the terror plot. >> reporter: the meeting gets underway in 90 minutes.

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i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. topping our news at 8:00, an important meeting on those bad bolts on the new bay bridges takes place this morning. caltrans will update the attempt to fix the problem that's been raising safety concerns about the new eastern span. ktvu's claudine wong joins us live from treasure island with some commuter reaction to all of this. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning. as this meeting gets underway in 90 minute, we have a better idea -- minutes we have a better idea what will happen. we are here on treasure island. want to give you a look at what we're talking about. gorgeous view of the bridge this morning. we're gonna zoom on into the area in question where the broken bolts are located. the three dozen bolts are located there. that's where they will likely stay. these are huge bolts that are supposed to support. because of the size and the fact they've already been

installed, the solution to fixing this whole issue has been a whole lot complicated. but engineers have been searching since march. at meetings like this morning's meeting, caltrans has been keeping us up to date. this is what john goodwin told me this morning. >> i really expect the meeting to focus on three main elements. the first being the discussion of the causes of the hydrogen embrittlement on this 2008 connecting rod. >> reporter: second thing he says are alternatives are knicksing the be -- fixes. apparently there are several proposals on the table. the third thing will be the second ship of bolts. 192 -- shipment of bolts. 192 of bolts that have not broken. they are still trying to figure

out if those need to be fixed as well. we asked commuters about the problem and their thoughts about how long the solution will take. their response un laterally was the same -- unilaterally was the same -- take your time. >> i would have thought they would have done some kind of a -- at least background check to make sure that the parts they are using won't break down. >> reporter: on my facebook page, getting similar responses in terms of time frame. "better take the time to make it right." according to the contra costa times. there's former engineer who sent an unsolicited 30-page report to caltrans about this issue saying he worries that more bolts could break in the future. apparently, caltrans has taken a look at the report even though they didn't ask for it

as they continue to search for a solution. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. oakland police still busy searching for suspects after a woman driver was shot in broad daylight as she was driving -- [no audio] >> that that was the second fatal -- that was the second fightal shooting of -- fatal shooting. a 22-year-old rapper has been identified in downtown. it happened last night at 10:20 at 13th anbroadway. the police have identified the

victim as keith head. so far, no suspects have been arrested. that shooting forced b.a.r.t. to shut down the 12th street b.a.r.t. station for a while last night. that death is the 30th homicide in oakland so far this year. police rushed to brazil and vienna around 9:00 last night. still not clear how many times a victim was shot. the victim was rushed to san francisco jebel hospital with life-threatening injuries and is listed in critical condition. no word yet of any suspects. 8:04. we're learning more information about the suspected mastermind of the boston marathon bombings. today the boston globe reports that tamerlan tsarnaev was living on state welfare benefits at the same time he was embracing radical anti- american politics. those benefits reportedly ended last year when his family

stopped to meet income eligibility requirements. this raises suspicion whether tamerlan tsarnaev used tax payer to finance the blot. in the meantime, his issue, katherine russell, hid her face as she left her parents' home in rhode island. she issued a statement through her attorney saying she was stunned by the terrorist plot and doing all -- all she can to assist in the investigation. as a mother, sister, daughter, wife, katie deeply mourns the pain and loss to innocent victims. >> katherine russell dropped out of college to marry tamerlan tsarnaev in 2010. they do have a 3-year-old daughter. 8:05. relatives of september 11th victims may get a second chance at college scholarship money raised in their names. a recent investigation shows california has ejected more than $15 million from special

license plates honoring the victims. some of that money was supposed to provide scholarships for the victim's families. an audit shows less money was received. the schoolership inded up -- schoolership ended up closing to new apply can'ts. they may reopen -- apply can'ts. they may reopen -- applicants. they may reopen the program. yesterday, in a montreal courtroom, one of the canadian bombing plot suspects says the statements are not charge. reportedly, the target of the plot was a train that runs between new york city and canada. 8:06. one of the fbi's most-wanted fugitives has been captured after five years on the run.

31-year-old eric justin toth was arrested in nicaragua. the former teacher fled the washington, d.c. area in 2008 after authorities say they found images of child pornography on a media card inside his classroom. yesterday, he appeared briefly in court and was ordered held without bail. a los gatos couple hoping to buy a car on ebay was scammed out of $43,000. they tried to buy a tesla roadster from a seller claiming to be from virginia. but the couple didn't follow ebay selling procedures. instead, they took direction from the suspect and did a bank transfer. they've not heard from the suspect. lawmakers will investigate -- will investigate online tracking to make it easier for

you to opt out of online tracking. they are pushing a proposal for those who violent the do not track -- who violate the do not track law. investigators are releasing video. take a look. this video is from val lep tine's day -- valentine's day on white and mckee road in san jose. the first suspect, the man in the gray hooded suspect. the second suspect is right outside in an orange shirt. the man in the orange shirt is suspected of trying to rob someone at gunpoint. the victim was able to escape. we want to check in with sal. >> eastbound 92, they are

expecting this high rise issue to be there for a while. traffic leaving foster city for hayward is a mess. i wouldn't recommend it. i would use the dumbarton bridge. westbound traffic slowing down. they were talking about trying to land a helicopter on the bridge and when all -- and they are gonna close all of the lanes when they do that. this is a big mess. take a look at our san mateo bridge camera showing traffic getting thicker by the minute. i would not use the san mateo bridge. again, dumbarton bridge, maybe the bay bridge. let's take a look. westbound, that's much better. in fact, it's become lighter. you might want to think about using this bridge to cross the bridge instead of the san mateo bridge. we'll let you know when the traffic son the san mateo bridge has improved. for now they are not recommending that as a route. a lot of change in the weather forecast. we've gone to really, really hot and above average, average about 64 to 74. temperatures will slide below

that. the wind which -- the wind which was northerly, finally turned and that's going to equal a much cooler pattern. 60s for some. 62. santa rosa down from 83 to 70. 85 concord to 76. san jose from 81 to today's 72. 40s more so than 50s. we had a very strong north wind. upper 60s to near 70s. livermore was in there. fairfield, napa. not today, temperatures in the 40s. you can see indicated by the blue there. there is a huge fog bank. there is a pretty good breeze in sacramento valley. not here. we deal with a lot of low clouds and fog there. that's going to cool temperatures down. china basin also gets the sun. it will be cooler. mix of fog and sun. a little breezy. temperatures in the upper 50s. high pressure losing a little bit of its grip. low pressure in southern california is really kind of enhancing the fog sun bank.

there's a bigger fog bank. it's moving well up the coast. crescent city, still reporting clear skies. coast, fog, cool. fog, sun, 65, 7 5. a lot of 70s inland. there will be a few 80s. chloe in clearlake said a refreshing breeze compared to yesterday when it was howling. 50s, 60s, 70s, low, low 80s. morgan hill, 75. pleasanton, 76. redwood city a lot of fog on the coast. not sun, not very warm. i still think the breeze will kick in from san pablo bay. keep an eye out for things. a cooler pattern today into tomorrow. it does look warmer, especially away from the coast. the fbi drops charges against a man accused of sending poison to president obama and other top officials. we'll tell you who the fbi is

focused on this morning. and the head of the faa is on capitol hill this morning, explaining why the agency has to furlough air traffic controllers.

a rather solid fog bank, coast, bay, most inland locations will cool down today. 8:14. nike is removing some t-shirts from the stores that seem inappropriate after the boston

marathon bombings. the words had the word "boston massacre." that's how the yankees referred to the end of the 2008 regular season against the red sox. nike said "we took immediate action to remove this product from further distribution." last week's terrorist attack has already led to increased security at at&t park. the oakland coliseum and other major league ballparks. but the league will consider other measures, including a possible ban on backpacks. tomorrow's meeting in new york was scheduled before the bombings but the tragedy has changed the focus of the meeting. charges have been dropped against the mississippi man accused of sending letters with poison to president obama, a senator and a judge. paul curtis was released from jail after no evidence was found at his home.

curtis called the whole experience a nightmare. >> when you've been charged with something and you -- you never heard of ricin or whatever. i thought they said rice. i said i don't even eat rice. >> now, the fbi searched the house of another man in mississippi who reportedly had a dispute with curtis but that man, too, also said he's innocent. the city of los angeles will pay more than $4 million to two women who were shot during that manhunt for christopher dorner. a 71-year-old woman and her 47- year-old daughter were out delivering newspapers in torrance when the police repeatedly fired shots at their truck, mistaking them for dorner. one of the women was shot twice in the back. the other hit by glass. christopher dorner died in a standoff in the mountains of big bear after a shooting rampage targeting police officers and their families. 8:16. this hour, the head of the faa is testifying on capitol hill as ktvu's kyla campbell reports

from our washington, d.c. newsroom. the faa is saying no one should be surprised by the current cuts affecting travelers. kyla? >> reporter: the faa and some lawmakers have been warning travelers since february that these automatic across the board cuts who have an impact. we're taking a live look at the hearing right now, where the administrator is answering tough questions. he says the faa is forced to cut $637 million between now and the end of september and within-third comes from savings in a reduction in staff. there were 400 flights delayed on sunday. that number tripled to 1200 on monday. tuesday's estimates are due out any point. the head of the faa is trying to cut from areas that don't affect travel but to cut what the government is requiring does mean reducing payroll. taking sick time is causing

problems. >> that can lead to a dramatic and significant operational impact. and through overtime we're able to mitigate that somewhat. >> now some in the airline industry warn travelers that if the faa is increasing overtime spending now, that means the faa will have to make even more cuts over the next five months that will affect travel. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. crime hit close to home for governor jerry brown. sacramento police say this man, jamal johnson, was arrested for investigation for prowling outside of the governor's building on sunday. governor brown spoke about it yesterday. >> just a few days ago, a gentleman was found on my balcony trying to break in. i live on top of pc change's there on the -- pf chang's on the fourth floor. luckily, i wasn't home. >> the governor also said three

men tried to break into his home in oakland last year. a man in utah is being called a hero after coming to the defense of his neighbor with a samurai sword. hendrick said he grabbed the sword that he keeps by his bed yesterday morning after hearing his neighbor screaming. he rap across the street to try to find a man trying to break into his neighbor's home in salt lake city. >> if he was coming through the fence here, that's where i true down on him. just came here -- drew down on him. just came here and told him to get down on the ground. >> the suspect got away. but he was later arrested by police. hendricks says he's practiced martial arts for decades, even owns his own studio but this was the first time he ever used his actual training to defend someone. pretty dramatic. >> all right. 8:19. the associated press has returned to twitter after a hacking incident. we'll have more on the fallout from this breach. and we're looking out the

window now. things are gonna cool down around the bay area. steve's warning you. he will be back to tell us what kind of temperatures you can expect today. good morning. san mateo bridge is a met. we'll tell you -- mess. we'll tell you what's going on and why you should avoid this brick and use alternatives.

"the associated press" has returned to twitter after the account has temporarily suspended because of a hacking

incident that caused panic on wall street. a fake tweet from the "the associated press" was posted saying "breaking -- two explosions at the white house and barack obama is injured "the. the hoax caused the dow jones to drop in minutes. >> you have to take a break sometime and evaluate the credibility of the information before you react to it. >> "the associated press" said its account has been secured but it's reportedly missing most of its followers. it could take 24 hours to return. a group calling itself the syrian electronic army is taking credit for the hoax. tmz reports another hacker group ask claiming responsibility for yesterday's fake white house bomb threat. the group calls itself "exposed." they are also taking credit for a number of recent celebrity prank calls in los angeles.

a former social media editor for "reuters" has pled not guilty being accused of giving passwords and user names to the tribune account to those hackers. that reportedly allowed anonymous to change the headline on an online l.a. times story. prosecutors say he was angry with the tribune company because he was fired several years ago from a sacramento tv station. he's also been fired from "reuters." sal, the pictures from the san mateo bridge, not good. >> eastbound 92 at the high rise. it was a three-car crash. pretty serious wreck. the traffic leaving san mateo and hayward -- i'm sorry, leaving san mateo and foster city for hayward is a mess. but the other side is slow. you can see that from our

camera and the red sensors at the toll plaza. i want to show you that westbound traffic is at a standstill leaving hayward getting out to the foster city area. the signs are light up -- are lit up advising you to expect big delays. if you want to use the bay bridge, take a look at that for you. westbound traffic is lighter than it normally is. you might want to come up here and maybe out of -- it may be out of your way but you might have a more pleasant drive instead of getting stuck in all of that traffic across the bay. let's go to steve. good morning. we have a lot of fog out there. some of it has moved inland. not all of it. things are really whipping. a lot of sunshine for those who don't have any of that fog. you can see it continues -- it being the fog" it continues to

expand. huge difference in the temperatures from 24 hours ago. there was a strong north wind in lake county, napa county solano. it finally turned. once it dead, we're a good 15 -- did, we're a good 15, 20 degrees warmer. day baseball, kind of cool. i will go with a mix of clouds and sun. just a little chilly compared to the last couple of days. 50s, 60s, 70s for most. i went for a few low 80s. there will be some up in lake/mendocino county. fog, sub, cooler, the westerly breeze, i'm waiting for that to kick in. sunny inland. i think you will notice cooler weather. also into thursday, we'll bottom out then. not much change on friday. it will be warmer on the weekend. something's missing at the hole of the giants. the ballpark mystery tied to baseball's all-time home run king. >> reporter: we're live in

oakland where teachers at a middle school are protesting because of a lack of safety for themselves and for their students. what the district is saying in response here on "mornings on 2." >> reporter: a curfew has been set at a popular beach near the boardwalk. we'll tell you about the problems that were happening here. you will also hear from the surfer who brought this issue to light when "mornings on 2" continues.

happening right now, some middle school teachers in oakland are protesting what they call a lack of safety at

their school. brian flores is live with more. this protest has been going on for more than an hour. >> reporter: yeah, dave, it has. you were right. teachers here at alliance school are concerned about their safety and they hope that the district and the public know about it. >> this has taken an egregious turn that's gotten to the point where we can't sit back and say nothing. we have to act. >> now, the eachers here say throughout -- the teachers here say throughout their time here, there was vandalism, kids being alcoholled in drugs and alcohol on school ground. they also say they are not receiving the support on leadership how to handle the increased in violent activity. one teacher hayes infrastructure is a problem -- says atlantic is a problem -- infrastructure is a problem. fon lines don't work sometimes which can cause a safety issue.

the teachers voiced their concern and we also heard from the district who say they are working on solving the problem. according to the district, they met with teachers last night during a staff meeting. teachers voiced their concern. at times it got heated. you want to know where our state fudding is coming from. approximately $3 million is coming in. but they they say they don't know -- but they say they don't know where it's going. the district spokesperson said they met last night. some recommend eighth, adding a security officer -- recommendations, adding a security officer. they say some of the formal recommendations will be announced next week.

a moratorium on marijuana gives the city some time to come up with regulations for those dispensaries. right now there are none. they can on late at any time of the day and -- operate at any time of the day and in any kind of space. >> should they be located close to residential areas, city facilities, recreational facilities? >> most of the community, most of the officers want a moratorium. they don't want any more. we had 28 at one point. that was probably too many. but it's unfair the method they've taken. >> some think this is a prelude to an all-out ban on dispensaries. one of santa cruz's most popular beaches will now have an overnight curfew. janine de la vega is at cal beach and just talked to a concerned surfer who welcomed this new surfer. >> reporter: good morning. he hopes that this new curfew is going to make a difference. he told me he owns a local surf school and he's only allowed to

teach students not where the public enjoys the beach but he has to teach them farther out there near the rocks in between where you would see those two white signs, that's where he noticed mountains of trash and illegal activity. the local school owner posted a youtube video where he climbed up the rocks and found needles for drug use, human waste. police and concerned citizens expressed concerns to the city council last night. the council ended up unanimously approving a curfew at the beach that bans the use of the beach from midnight to one hour before sunrise. we spoke with griner this morning he tells us he's thrilled to the city has takenning action -- dash taken action -- taken action. >> i didn't think that movie

would generate this much action but it gives me hope that things can change for the positive and be a safe area for everyone down here. >> reporter: police have stepped up patrols in the area. it's been a challenging problem because the caves are difficult to access. people worried once the high side came in, the waste would wash in the ocean. brianer says the city has filled the caves with cement but there's still areas the people can get through there. the city plans on taking the next year to evaluate whether this curfew will, in fact, work to deter crime. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. the 3 teenaged suspects in the audrie pott case are on house arrest now. they are accused of sexually assaulting the saratoga teenager at a labor day party.

writing humiliating messages on her body and sharing the photos with classmates. she took her life a week later. the suspects left juvenile hall and are being monitored electronically and will have to get written permission to leave their house. a bare coach has pleaded not guilty to child molestation charges and new felony counts. he was charged with the additional felony yesterdays after a man said he victimized him in the '80s. prosecutors say he molested one boy and secretly filmed another. he owns batting cages in san diego. he's on house arrest and is due back in court next month. in the nba playoffs, the warriors won last night beating the denver nuggets to even up the series with one game apiece. the warriors one, 131-117.

they did it without david lee, out hurt. viewers organized parties like this one trying to generate a new aredraw at piers 30 and 32 -- arena at piers 30 and 32. >> i think it would be great. the giants have proven themselves. the warriors have proven themselves. >> game 3 of the nba playoff series in oakland friday night. also the san jose sharks clinched their ninth straight trip to the playoffs. winning 3-2 against the dallas stars. tickets for the first three home games are on sale friday at 10:00 a.m. there's something really big missing from at&t park. you know what it is? that large orange shield that honors barry bonds breaking baseball's all-time home run

record. it disappeared. it's been on the brick ball in right center field for five years but it vanished last week. the giants say it's been stolen. now they have to create a new plaque to put out there. >> must be a hard thing to kind of sneak out of the stadium with. >> yeah. let's check in with sal. eastbound still really slow, the san mateo bridge? >> they are talking about opening one lane up soon. they have one lane opened. two blocked. one person was trapped inside a car. a serious crash. westbound is the big mess. most people are heading that way, westbound at this time. traffic is really slow heading out to the foster city area. they even have the signs up there. dumbarton bridge. i want to put up the maps here. dumbarton bridge is a decent alternate. we had a minor accident at the toll plaza. nothing really major and also using the bay bridge as an alternate. westbound 580 traffic through

livermore is fine. driving from hayward to union city is a little bit slow on 880. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. still lighter than normal. about a 15-minute delay. let's go to steve. >> when we get a strong onshore breeze. this tree is usually flying. not today. we have a fog bank. for us here it's mainly a big, big fog bank. so it's giving us a decent push on the sea breeze. still, i think, partly sunny. fog, sun, but noticeably cooler in the city after yesterday's 73. big difference has been the turn in the wind. i mean there have been gusts -- yesterday, right out of the north, temperatures mid-60s. today we're down about 20 degrees on many of these just due to the west wind. there's really not a strong breeze yet with you i expect the westerly wind to pick up --

but i expect the westerly wind to pick up. had some 30s up in tahoe this morning. now 46, ukiah 49. 59 sacramento. monterey socked in at 50. a lot of low clouds even all the way down to southern california if you are heading down to san diego or l.a. for you, high pressure will lose its grip. fog, sun, cooler for most. i say that for most. clearlake, 87. middletown, 90. st. helena, 80. sonoma, sonoma, 73. kentfield, 72. vallejo, benicia, crockett, a little bit on the warm side but down considerably. antioch and brentwood. la fayette, alamo in there, oakland 65. livermore, 77. 75 morgan hill to 72 san jose. santa cruz, though, 60. a lot of fog coast.

50s, 60s. upper 60s, very low 70s. cooler on thursday and then nice friday and then it looks warmer. burger king is now offering to deliver your order right to your doorstep. a burger king in east oakland just started offering the home delivery service. there's a $2 delivery charge and customers have to place a minimum $10 order. some people we talked to say it's worth it. >> i would do it if i was home and -- i didn't want to go out or i didn't have a car, i would definitely call them up. >> burger king is offering home delivery at five bay area location, oakland, san leandro, san ramon, union city and milpitas. the fast-food chain says it's looking to hire delivery drivers. health experts wish they could put the brakes on this plan. they worry this could make the issue of obesity even worse. on our facebook page we've been

getting a lot of feedback. join the conversation and while you are there "like" ktvu channel 2. in redding, the owners of a demly that was recently -- deli that was recently targeted by a burglar, they are turning a negative into a positive. the burglary attempt was caught on that security camera there. there's a burglar. this video has become a joke on late-night tv and now the burglary suspect is the star of this new commercial for meats and groceries. they are saying just how far people will go to get to their pawtramies. the -- pastramis. the owner says -- >> we don't really care. he broke our owner. we get all of this publicity, how could we be mad at him? >> now he's on tv with tori campbell. the bungling burglar is still on the loose and the owners of the deli are not really worried

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orders for long-lasting factory goods fell sharper dragged by a volatile demand for aircraft. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is currently down, 25. the nasdaq down, 7. s&p is up a fraction. a lot of people are talking about apple this morning after the company reported a disappointing quarter. ktvu's pam cook is watching the stock and listening to the comments about the future of one of the bay area's best- known companies. >> reporter: good morning. the news is mostly disappointing to many investors. but apple faithful are encouraged by some results. now, first of all, apple did have a profitable quarter. $10 a share on revenue of $43

billion. but that's not as good as analysts were predicting and analysts grew accustomed to the company under steve jobs which always beat expectations. ceo, tim cook under fire about his preparation and the future of an. analysts are giving the iphone five to seven years of relevance and then there's increased competition from spotify, amazon.com and net politics and hulu. when -- netflix and hulu. when asked about radio an inside tv, apple said, no comment. investors seemed to be happy about the $1billion in cash will be returned to shareholders. analysts say the move seems desperate and it is an attempt

to buy favor on wall street. apple is sharing down $5 to $401 a share. pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we're following for you right now. we're finding out new information about the suspected mastermind about the boston marathon bombs. the paper reports that tamerlan tsarnaev was living on state welfare benefits at the very same time he was embracing radical, anti-american political views. there's also word the boston marathon bombings was planned a week before the race. m.i.t. is getting ready to hold a memorial service for the campus police officer allegedly assassinated last week by the bombing suspect. the memorial follows yesterday's funeral for sean collier. vice president is expected at the private service this morning.

here at home a very important meeting on fixing those bad bolts on the new bay bridge. it will start in about 45 minutes from right now. caltrans will tell us what they are doing to fix the problem. it's been raising safety concerns about the new eastern span. ktvu's claudine wong has been on this story since 4:30 this morning. you are back now. >> reporter: we're hearing the meeting will be a progress report. ever since this problem was discovered on the new eastern span back in march. engineers have been figuring out the best way to fix it. apparently they still have a lot of options on the table. we're zooming in now to give you a better look where this is happening. it is where the roadway connects to one of the piers down below. they use these enormous bolts to do that. as you well know at this point, many of them are cracked. dozens of them. we've been talking to people this morning, commuters coming across. they said, look, we understand this is a big problem.

take the time to make sure whatever solution you pick it's right. that's what apparently they are doing. the mta spokesperson told me that the engineers have been going over a lot of plans. today we expect an update on not only what they think are the possible best solutions but also what they think about a possible cause because again they've been talking about the hydrogen embrittlement as the cause. they didn't know where it came from. the spokesperson says he thinks the engineers have a better idea. so we should hear more about that. in terms of the time frame and how long a solution will take, how long it will take before the problem is fixed, we don't expect one today. commuters we talked to say that's fine with them. >> just keep on working on it until you get it right. that's the only thing we can do. it's a new design. it's a new way of doing things. we need it. let's just wait until it's ready and then open it when it's ready. >> reporter: remember there's two shipments of bolts. the ones that cracked were in a

shipment of 96 that came in at 2008. but that same manufacturer sent another shipment of 192 bolts. that was shipped out in 2010. no problems they've seen with those. but they certainly want to take a much closer look at them. there's also a lot of input coming in from a lot of different sources. we know there was a meeting earlier this week with engineers and all sorts of people trying to figure out different angles on how to figure out the problem. we also know from the contra costa times that a former engineer sent a 32-page unsolicited report that they are taking a look at. really at this point, still gathering as much information as they can. this is a new design. it's very innovated. there's no way to go back and say well, they had this problem before and here's how to fix it. they have to come up with a new solution based on this problem discovered in march. we should hear where they stand on that coming up at 9:30. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, claudine.

ten minutes before 9:00. a man is recuperating after being hit by a v.t.a. train in san jose. at about:00 -- at about 9:00, fire crews were called to north first street. they found a man in his late 50s trapped underneath the southbound train. the man was badly hurt but conscious. crews were able to rescue him without lifting the train. the investigators will be looking at the surveillance video to see what happened. we're tracking overnight news in bangladesh where dozens have been killed in the collapse of a garment factory building. hundreds more were hurt. the collapse in a suburb of the capitol comes five months after another fire killed 112 workers at a different garment factory. employees who survived the collapse say a track in the building was seen yesterday but they were still told to report to work. 8:51. story about a little dog and rescuing this dog trapped in

the drainpipe. there it is. while the rescue -- why the rescuers had to wait for authorities to help him. we have better news on the san mateo bridge but i still would not recommend using it. i will give you an update on what's happening there -- straight ahead.

in elk grove a dog is safe after being rescued from a drainpipe. a woman saw this white dog

running around bradshaw and bond road. when she grabbed it, the dog tried to bite her and ran into a nearby drainpipe. another passerby saw the commotion and tried to help. >> i went down and i thought it was gonna bite me. it turned around and ran back in the pipe. >> police and the fire department arrived and got the dog out. police say the dog appeared to be in good health but is still being checked out by a vet. they are spraying for mosquitoes on taylor road on bethel island and on holland track road. the fogging yesterday actually had to be called off because of the strong winds. there's a preview of how the summer will be and it's also a chance to forecast the power supply. that means looking at the reservoir levels, the transmission supply and the snowpack. back-to-back dry winters could

mean a problem but the california independent system operator says it's not likely in northern california this year. >> overall, california is looking to be in fairly good shape going into summer. >> there could be problems in southern california, though, that's because this will be the second year the san onofre nuclear power plant has been off line. that's likely to be felt mostly in san diego county. yosemite national park could be expanding boundaries. senator dianne feinstein introduced the expansion bill. if the bill passes more than 1500 acres of undevelopmented land could be added to the park. a spokesperson from her office says the bill has broad bipartisan support. but an identical proposal was turned down by the house of representatives last year. 8:56. sal, do we still have the major mess on the san mateo bridge. >> yes, we do. but it's improved, dave and tori. they've cleared one of the lanes. it's only one lane blocked

eastbound and some of the traffic westbound is getting easier. in case you are just joining us, there was an injure accident at the high rise. they closed lanes for sometime. someone was trapped inside a vehicle. they are opening up the bridge. one lane is still closed. we recommend the dumbarton bridge or perhaps even the bay bridge. now, southbound 880 at stevenson, there's also a crash heading south from union city to fremont. you will see slow traffic. northbound 280 in and 85, there's a crash. the bay bridge toll plaza has been lighter than usual, about a ten-minute delay getting into san francisco. well, a lot of low clouds, coast and bay. inland still sunny, cooler weather. no doubt about it. 60s, 70s. more cooling on thursday or additional cooling. friday looks okay. a little warmer, especially away from the coast. our big warmup in april looks like it's over. >> this is the last weekend into main and we're heading

into may. >> i know. then it will get cool and foggy again. >> that's our report this morning. >> be sure to watch our news at noon for more on the meeting on the bolt problem on the new bay bridge. we may get more information and claudine wong is covering it and she'll be tweeting it. we're always here for you at ktvu.com. thank you for joining us. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles.

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